QuizQueue is a browser extension that assembles daily quiz websites into playlists and advances through them automatically in a single tab. It addresses the friction of managing multiple scattered quiz routines by consolidating them into one continuous run that starts with a single click.
The extension provides auto-advance that detects quiz completion and proceeds after a configurable delay, displaying an on-page countdown that users can cancel. It skips quizzes already played that day. Keyboard shortcuts support next, skip, and cancel actions, remaining functional even inside games that capture keyboard input. Playlists allow multiple lists that can be reordered by drag, with optional shuffle and same-day resume. Sites are added via one-click toolbar button, right-click menu, or by importing a bookmarks folder.
A discover section offers a curated catalog of daily quizzes and ready-made starter playlists that can be copied directly. The interface consists of a small popup with home and discover views; the home view resumes a mid-run queue while discover supplies featured picks. Light and dark themes match the browser settings. All data and state remain stored locally in the browser.
QuizQueue is delivered as a free extension for Chrome and Firefox. It requires no account, performs no tracking or analytics, and collects no data.
In the Productivity & Work space, QuizQueue takes a focused approach. Manually visiting and completing multiple daily quiz websites one by one. It is built as a consumer product for daily quiz enthusiasts and learners. QuizQueue costs nothing to use. QuizQueue is available on the web and embeddable surfaces.
QuizQueue builds and maintains QuizQueue, and it first shipped in 2026. The project is developed in the open on GitHub with 8 commits in the last 90 days. Key capabilities include auto-advance, Keyboard Shortcuts, and playlists.
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